Renee Lovelady Tomas
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Owners of properties that adjoin heritage places are affected by the new State assessment trigger.
This is set out in the Planning Regulation 2017.
Presently, development on a Queensland heritage place is assessable development, unless:
- An exemption certificate has been given under the Heritage Act
- The development is liturgical development
- The development is carried out by the State
- The development is PDA-related development
- The development is carried out for the cross river rail project.
If you make a material change of use application for a premises that shares a common boundary with a lot that is, or contains, a Queensland heritage place, the application will be subject to code assessment and be subject to a referral trigger to the State.
